paulphillip
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Historian. Writer. Tea drinker.🍃
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paulphillip · 11 months ago
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paulphillip · 1 year ago
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I could use some 💪 luck
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paulphillip · 3 years ago
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This is so beautiful and took a lot of patience!!! ✊
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paulphillip · 3 years ago
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Hellenic inspiration, Villa Kerylos, Nice
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paulphillip · 3 years ago
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Illustrations - Vorja Sánchez.
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paulphillip · 3 years ago
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paulphillip · 3 years ago
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British women forestry workers, 1918.
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paulphillip · 3 years ago
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 elderly couples & the goodness of the earth
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paulphillip · 4 years ago
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Cat dimension
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paulphillip · 4 years ago
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Marjane Satrapi, Persepolis
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paulphillip · 4 years ago
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Abraham van Riebeeck (1709-1713), Abraham van Riebeeck, Museum of the Netherlands
The highest-ranking Dutch East India Company (VOC) official in Asia was the governor-general. He presided in the Castle of Batavia (now Jakarta, Indonesia), a fort built by the Dutch. The assembly hall in the Castle of Batavia was the centre of Dutch power in Asia. The walls were hung with portraits of all of the governors-general. Most of the 18th-century examples shown here were painted in Asia, often by anony¬mous artists.
http://hdl.handle.net/10934/RM0001.COLLECT.9951
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paulphillip · 4 years ago
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4,000 Houses for 4,000 Followers: No 29:
Villa Barbaro (Villa di Maser), Veneto, Italy. 
Built by Andrea Palladio circa 1560. 
With frescoes by Paolo Veronese. 
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paulphillip · 4 years ago
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I could need you in many ways yet I don't; I love you in many ways. It is peculiar. I need you only in the sense that you need yourself. I don't expect anything to be mutually intense among us. I somehow like the thought of being the one who is feeling already more than one should. But I need you to believe that you are distinctively refreshing. And uncommon. And intriguing. It is an extreme oddity of mine but I need you to believe that. Call it a form of paranoia; I know that I am feeding your ego right now. Call it self-defense; I am putting in words your uniqueness in an attempt to explain to my own self why is it that I adore you. The truth is: You shine out like the sun shines out and you melt away all my intentions of a fatal, whatsoever, description regarding what is it exactly that you do. There is no exactness. See, it takes suns and miraculous imagery to slightly sketch you in words whereas you probably are as complex as an impressionist painting of impeccable quality. You continually provoke my blatantly awful poetical instincts; that is for sure.
— Katherine Mansfield, Selected Letters
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paulphillip · 4 years ago
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Gladiateur mourant (Dying Gladiator) Pierre Julien, 1779
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paulphillip · 4 years ago
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Gustave Doré illustrations.
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paulphillip · 4 years ago
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paulphillip · 4 years ago
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if u are feeling sad pls look at this cute duck 
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